good morning, america. developing now, police scrambling after 19 shot at a mother's day parade a mile from the french quarter in new orleans. the moments immediately after caught on tape. at least two gunmen still on the loose. also new this morning, the two brothers of the cleveland kidnapping suspect speak out for the first time on camera, denying any involvement in the horrific crimes as brand-new video surfaces of the moment the women escaped. going to extremes. the tsunami of ice that shocked a minnesota town. >> it just busted through a door over here. >> terrifying scenes as it slammed into homes in slow motion. this california town is literally swallowed by the earth. ♪ this is ground control to major tom ♪ and the unlikely new star who is out of this world with

the biggest hit in the galaxy right now. this astronaut's david bowie cover is headed into orbit this morning. and good morning, america. so much to get to this monday morning including the big headline about our friend and colleague, barbara walters, announcing her retirement from a spectacular career in television news. started out as a writer for walter cronkite about 60 years ago. has held just about every big job and done just about every big interview since then. >> she's a true trailblazer in television. and so much more. a pioneer who made a path for so many of us. a momentous day for her and for us. can't wait to honor her in a little bit. let's get to the latest on the two brothers of cleveland

kidnapping suspect ariel castro. alex perez has the latest from cleveland. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is the first time we're hearing from the castro brothers. until now we had not heard from them. they say in many ways they feel like they are victims and after a number of death threats, they feel like they're being hunted. this morning for the first time, we are hearing from the two men closest to ariel castro, his brothers. >> i could never think of doing anything like that. if i knew that my brother was doing this, in a minute i would have called the cops. >> reporter: in an interview with cnn, the two men, who were arrested along with their brother but were later cleared and released say they had nothing to do with kidnapping and holding three women hostage inside this house for a decade. still, they say, they fear no one will ever believe them. >> and the people out there that know me, they know that onil castro is not that person,

has nothing to do with that. >> people are going to think, yeah, pedro got something to do with this. pedro don't have nothing to do with this. if i knew, i would have reported it, brother or no brother. >> reporter: this morning, we're also a closer look at this. >> got the others in the house. >> reporter: the tense moments as cleveland police pried open the front door of ariel castro's home, freeing gina dejesus and michelle knight. the rescue caught on cell phone video by these two. they were driving on the street when they noticed the commotion and pulled over. >> police, detectives, ambulances came out of nowhere. >> reporter: moments earlier, amanda berry and her 6-year-old daughter had escaped through the bottom of this broken door running across the street and pleading with an arriving officer. >> we heard everything she was saying. she said we're in danger, please protect me. she kept grabbing him. >> reporter: and an attorney for the three young women says they spent the first full weekend of

freedom with their loved ones and filled with gratitude. george? >> i'll bet they are. okay, alex, thanks very much. now to the white house, under fire on several fronts as the president struggles to get traction for his second term. the latest headache, revelations that the irs has been targeting conservative groups, like the tea party, for extra scrutiny. abc's chief white house correspondent jon karl has the latest on that, and, jon, you dug up information overnight that the targeting began earlier than we thought. >> reporter: that's right. george, i've obtained a soon-to-be-released investigative report that shows the irs started targeting tea party groups more than three years ago. and among the criteria they used was to target groups that were critical of the way the country is being run. despite publicly claiming otherwise, the new report obtained by abc news shows the irs began targeting conservative groups as far back as 2010 and that senior irs officials have known about it for almost two years. the irs recently acknowledged

targeting groups with "tea party" or "patriot" in their names. but this morning, abc news has learned the new report goes further. the draft of that document prepared by the irs' internal watchdog says the irs was also tracking groups whose goals included "limiting government and educating on the constitution and bill of rights" and even groups that, quote, criticize how the country is being run. on friday, the white house said it had no idea that the irs was targeting tea party groups. >> there is no question that if this activity took place, it's inappropriate and there needs to be action taken. >> reporter: the irs has since apologized blaming it all on low-level employees with no political bias but conservatives aren't buying that. >> how stupid do they think we are? >> the bottom line is, they used key words to go after conservatives. >> reporter: the irs isn't the only headache for the white house which continues to take heat about the extensive editing

of the cia talking points it used to describe the attack that killed four americans in benghazi, libya, last september. >> i would call it a cover-up in the extent that there was willful removal of information which was obvious. it was obvious. >> reporter: the president will have a chance to respond to this later this morning when he has a joint press conference with david cameron, the british prime minister. >> the white house facing the questions about the irs, these questions about benghazi, trying to get the health care program up and running. do they have a plan to get back on offense now at the start of the second term? >> reporter: the big thing is to respond and move on. they believe that they can weather this stuff. they need to quickly respond and get on to their agenda, but, george, i sense no overarching plan to move on except to keep talking about the agenda. jon karl, thanks very much. let's go to josh for the other top stories including the horrifying scene in new orleans. >> indeed, it was. we'll begin this.

the violence and chaos erupting at the mother's day parade in new orleans. at least two gunmen opened fire and sparked panic as people ran for their lives, ducking into corners and jumping into backyards. about a mile and half from the famous french quarter. 19 people, including 2 children, were injured. police are now searching for a group of men spotted running away from the scene. a $10,000 reward is being offered in the case. the fbi describes the shooting as a flare-up of street violence and not terrorism. meanwhile, the other breaking story overnight from eastern pennsylvania where authorities confirm now that four children are among the six people that died in the house fire you see here in potsville. it is unclear how the fire started. also this morning, mexico is on alert as a volcano near mexico city spews ash and steam some half mile into the sky. adding to fears now that a significant eruption is coming. authorities have closed off a seven-square-mile area and are

setting up shelters as precautions. meanwhile, bloomberg news is apologizing for snooping on clients. its reporters were able to use the company's financial data terminals to access information about subscribers such as goldman sachs and so get scoops before the competition. bloomberg's editor called it and i do quote, inexcusable, end quote. another big win over the weekend for tiger woods. finishing strong, taking the title at tpc sawgrass for the second time. it's his fourth title on the year already. he's only four wins, by the way, away from the all-time pga tour record. and a mother's day surprise for a family in florida that no one wanted. they woke up and found that guy at their front door. thought it might besome kind of prank. they actually had to call in the gator trappers. watch, though, not going down without a fight was this young guy or gal.'t be sure.

whipping that tail before they finally got it all taken care of. even a little kiss. as our resident greater miami area resident, sam, i ask you to defend living in a place where the alligators ring the front doorbell. >> they were there first. just to be fair. it's a little different than emeril ringing your front doorbell. >> just coming over for a cup of sugar. >> glad it was gently taken care of. >> yes. >> thank you, there, josh. appreciate it. now to those arresting pictures of an ice wave in minnesota rising up with such force, it's destroying everything in its path. sam, these are about these temperature change, right? >> on one side of the country, the west, we have 80s, 90s, 100s today. in part of the country, the cold wind chills. 20s, 30s and 40s and because this cold air has been sitting around the great lakes, temperatures like in that feel like this, the ice hasn't had a chance to melt so that ice now picked up by winds in this pattern is blowing onshore, and that's a problem for the folks on shore.

our ginger zee is in lake malax, minnesota. >> reporter: sam, this is wild. whatting loos like heaps of snow is not. it's actually ice, shards of ice. this is what happens when it started attacking. come with me into the boat house, punctured into the walls and into this and a dozen other structures. >> it's really pushing in. >> reporter: it is a colossal blob of ice coming right toward darla johnson's cottage. all she could do was hit record. >> michael, get away from it. >> reporter: in less than ten minutes, the ice that sounded like breaking glass broke glass, in these homes, smashing right through the walls. >> it just busted through a door over here. >> reporter: the ice was pushed ashore by strong winds. look at the terrifying wave from above. at times, it climbed to three feet deep. >> it's going right through

their [ bleep ] house. >> reporter: it's called an ice heave. and it happened in manitoba, canada, this weekend too where an incredible tsunami-like wave of ice destroyed a dozen two-story homes. >> bang. the ice came right through the living room here. he said, grab your purse, grab whatever you can, get the keys. we gotta get out of here. >> reporter: you can see right back there, that's the lake. and all of that thin ice was pushed right up with those strong winds on to the shore. now, when the ice melts was about two to three weeks late. and that had a lot to do with why this happened. sam. >> absolutely and, then, ginger, the extreme from ice to what will be fire watches because these numbers are going into the 90s in that part of the country very quickly. look at minneapolis by the time we get to tuesday, 93 degrees so from a wall of ice to the potential of brush fire danger with all that hot, dry air blowing. >> what a contrast. okay, sam, thanks very much. the frightening power of mother nature is on display in northern california, josh, your mom's neighborhood, a landslide

there is destroying homes, driving residents away. worried their homes may be next. even worse, no one knows why it's happening. abc's neal karlinsky has the latest. >> reporter: what is happening to this neighborhood is a slow-motion catastrophe. homes crumbling bit by bit as the ground gives way beneath them. >> there's clearer example than this. i'm standing on the driveway of a house that has sunk 10 to 12 feet. we toured the sinking subdivision with randall fitzgerald, whose home is safe for now. and he told us he now sleeps with one eye open. >> it's called lakeside heights. we call it also landslide heights. >> reporter: take a look at this crack. it goes right through the middle of the street, up the driveway here and all the way to the house where it's pulled it apart six inches. there's something else you can't see the ground is so unlevel i'm leaning a different direction than where the rest of the house has fallen. eight homes have been abandoned. ten more are facing evacuation all because of what seems to be

a mysterious and sudden gusher of underground water. neighbors blame everything from a faulty fire hydrant to a nearby dormant volcano. >> you're talking about a lot of broken dreams and uprooted lives at this point. >> reporter: it gets worse. neighbors say they've been told that insurance coverage is unlikely. >> property values are gone. we have no equity. this is in lockdown and probably locked down maybe our entire lives. >> reporter: sewage pipes have been redirected and even mail carriers have been told to avoid this neighborhood at least until the ground stops moving. for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, lakeport, california. >> and our hearts go out to everyone there. we're just thankful that josh's mom -- >> she's okay, but it's quite a big deal. obviously. now to that big headline from our colleague and friend, barbara walters. she is announcing her retirement today later on "the view." she's a legend.

and she will leave tv journalism next summer after decades as a trail blazer. >> we're in touch, so you be in touch. i'm barbara walters. i'm barbara walters. i'm barbara walters. >> reporter: for over 50 years she has been bringing us the stories ha shaped our world and touched our hearts. in 1961, audiences first heard the name barbara walters when she joined the "today" show. the first woman to ever co-anchor a network morning show. >> let's join our own barbara walters sitting beside me. >> harry reasoner, barbara walters. >> reporter: in 1976, she blazed a new trail as the first woman to anchor an evening network newscast. >> and i'm very pleased to be with you, harry, and with abc news. >> reporter: in the years to come, barbara sat down with the most important newsmakers of our time, world leaders. >> did you ever order anyone killed. >> reporter: movie stars. >> have you ever thought of what you wanted on your tome stone. >> here lies elizabeth. she hated being called liz.

>> reporter: and presidents. every single one since richard nixon. >> are you sorry you didn't burn the tapes? >> yes. >> reporter: she's been fearless. >> in our country, we read that you are mad. >> reporter: and made history along the way. >> do you feel funny crossing the bay of pigs with an american? >> reporter: her 1999 interview with monica lewinsky was the most watched in television history. >> and you showed the president of the united states your thong underwear. who does that? this is "20/20." >> reporter: for 25 years, she anchored "20/20" all while hosting successful specials. >> she said it. barbara said that word. >> reporter: and in 1997, launching "the view" still going strong 17 years later. so on this day, we say thank you, barbara, for all you have done and look forward to one last history-making year. >> if i have any reward for those years, it's that there are

wonderful people like you in front of the camera. i am so proud of the women on television. i don't want to sound gooey. but i really am and that's my reward. >> here's to you, barbara. >> yeah. >> that's just barbara on camera. off camera she is one of the most generous people. she has mentored so many and so gracious but it's nice that she's now going to take some time to enjoy "the view" as she often says. >> a her for the next year. >> we're going to have a ticker tape parade out there for barbara. >> okay. let's turn now to prince harry's american tour from the white house to cheering on wounded troops at the warrior games in colorado. and there's lots more to come. abc's lama hasan is on the tour. >> reporter: he's britain's people's prince. this morning, on an american charm offensive. >> all: defense! >> reporter: the third in line to the throne spent his fourth day on tour of the u.s. looking more like a politician than a prince helping host the wounded warrior games in

colootball. even cooing over a baby, perfect practice for the soon-to-be uncle. the last time his royal highness was here his antics made headlines as he made a splash in a vegas pool but this weekend, the closest he got to the water was teasing five-time olympic medalist missy franklin. >> i had no idea about the birthday cake or the singing. i asked him if he would help me eat it. but he said, no, so i got to do it all by myself. >> reporter: the now more mature royal spent much of his time here not just honoring veterans. [ "taps" playing ] >> i saw the bravery of our troops confronting danger on the battlefield but also tragic consequences. >> reporter: and while he made light of a somewhat battive relationship with the press, he realizes this time have iing

cameras around will help not only his cause but his image. >> it's not always great having them around. today, get a message out to every country. >> reporter: not bad for a weekend's work. so, ladies, the prince will be heading to new york city and new jersey next week. some of superstorm sandy's hardist hit towns to see the damage for himself. forget the motorcade. he'll be arriving here on an iconic double-decker bus. british style promoting brand britain. >> very senator for harry and very good to see you, lama. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> on the good side. >> this side of the pond. >> everyone thought we were excited about prince harry. we were excited about you being here. >> thank you. >> have a good time here. now back to sam. earlier you were talking about the extreme cold. now the extreme heat. >> and not too far away. extreme heat that moves into that part of the country but let me show you these record high temperatures that came in just yesterday. look at burbank, 103. riverside, 103. remember, we're may, you know, heading into the second week of may, fresno, 102 degrees. denver, 90 degrees. that's where all 9 warmth is

air is today but all of that warm air is spreading across in the next 36, 48 hours. chicago, 61 today. atlantic city, 62 but that heat does spread across the country. we'll talk more about that in the next half hour.

las vegas headed to its first 100-degree reading of the season this year. >> just may. thanks. coming up on "gma," a revealing interview with jodi arias now surfaces. what she said right after being arrested for killing her ex-boyfriend. o.j. simpson back in court today. after years behind bars, can he persuade a judge to throw out the verdict that put him behind bars? and galactic superstar. the astronaut whose david bowie music video is out of this world and going viral. >> his voice, too. i love that. also, jimmy kimmel here. we are launching "gma" lol. get ready to laugh because we are. launching "gma" lol.

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always been protect i of leila fowler. >> check of the commute with leyla gulen. >> the drive coming from pet hawke-petit -- petaluma is clear. this crash is cleared westbound 80 coming up on san pablo dam road but we have heavy backups from highway 4, with 30 minutes to get to the macarthur maze. >> our meteorologist, when we come

>> good morning, the coolest temperature in the north bay veal, 46 in napa, and half mile visibility in patch that. antioch is at 59. the biggest drop temperatures is the east bay valley including conquered at eight degrees cooler. the golden gate bridge shows all the clouds sitting on top of the bridge. it will be co

is ♪ this is ground control to major tom you've really ♪ that is commander chris hadfield. that is his own voice. >> so good. >> whoo. he's -- let's say an intergalactic sensation this morning. >> well, okay. >> this video he made just before leaving the space station after five months. it's gone viral. the story just ahead. >> i clicked on it three times this morning. i couldn't stop watching it. >> even david bowie reached out he said, not bad. >> he is a rock star. what is it? we're looking for. >> always nearby. get this, o.j. simpson back in court this morning after five years behind bars. he's trying to get his conviction for robbery five years ago overturned. he'll ask the judge to throw out

the verdict that landed him in jail. and then the fast workout routine that everybody is buzzing about this morning. just seven minutes of exercise every day. could that be all you need to stay in shape? goodness gracious i hope so. we'll tell you about it. and we're about to kick it off. a week of laughs and no one better than jimmy kimmel to get it going. >> and easy. >> me. >> it will be terrific. "gma" lol. >> you can't help but laugh. he'll be here live. he and a special guest star will be here. >> thank you, josh. first, the rarely seen interview with jodi arias surfacing as the jury gets ready to consider a possible death sentence. it was filmed just after her 2008 arrest. it's a very different side of the woman we saw in court. ryan owens has the story. >> jodi arias remains on suicide watch in this arizona jail. waiting for a jury to decide as

soon as this week if she lives or dies. this morning, a new and different look at the convicted killer. >> i guess i've seen better days but that will have to do. >> reporter: abc's "20/20" shot this video with the notoriously vain femme fatale just after this mugshot. jodi arias as smug and confident as ever. >> all of the evidence to me is very compelling. but, none of it proves i committed a murder. >> reporter: we know her confidence was sadly misplaced. >> first-degree murder, guilty. >> reporter: last week, an arizona jury found her guilty of the premeditated murder of her ex-boyfriend, travis alexander who back then she spoke of him in glowing terms back then. >> he's missed by everyone, including myself. >> reporter: she now insists he abused her and she was forced to

shoot and repeatedly stab him in self-defense. in 2008, she was still insisting she knew nothing about what happened to her ex. >> one day i have to answer for all of the things i have done. knowing that this isn't one of them is a very comforting thing to know. >> reporter: little did she know then that her legal drama would become a media sensation. even saturday night live spoofed her this weekend. >> that story you told about your boyfriend attacking you, that was bs, right? >> oh, totally, he never laid a hand on me. >> that sounded fishy to me. >> you and the jury. >> reporter: this week, the same jury is expected to hear from jodi yet again. this time as she begs for her life. for "gma," ryan owens, abc news, dallas. also in court today, the man who may be the most infamous de. only simpson trying to get a new trial to overturn his conviction

for a bizarre hotel room heist. i take it that he's going to claim that his lawyer bungled the case? >> that's right. 19 claims of ineffective counsel and conflict of interest. just to give you a sense of how pivotal this is, if he doesn't win a new trial, best case scenario, he's in jail for five more years. worst case, he could spend the rest of his life behind bars. a now graying, 65-year-old o.j. simpson goes to a nevada courtroom today hoping the judge will throw him a hail mary, by throwing out the verdict that sent him to jail. >> count one, conspiracy to commit a crime, guilty, count two, guilty, count three, guilty. >> reporter: simpson was convicted on charges of armed robbery and kidnapping in a bewildering hotel robbery in las vegas which was all caught on tape. >> don't let nobody out of here. >> reporter: each of the other

men involved took plea deal. simpson says his lawyer never told him prosecutors offered him a deal. instead, he spent the last four years behind bars. >> if he had known about an offer of two to five, he would have taken it if he understood the chances of being convicted. >> reporter: he says he had such bad representation during the trial, his entire conviction should be reversed and a new trial should be ordered. >> you went to the room, you used force. >> reporter: the former all-star running back was sentenced to a maximum of 33 years after holding up two sports memorabilia agents who were allegedly trying to sell his family pictures and other mementos in 2007 he admitted he organized five people to go to the hotel room with him but he says hidn't ny e would pull a gun. >> i didn't mean to steal anything from anybody. and i didn't know i was doing anything illegal. >> reporter: his conviction in vegas came 13 years to the day

in his famous acquittal of the murders of his ex-wife nicole and her friend, ron goldman. back in 1995, his lawyers were said to be a dream team. he's hoping to be able to convince the judge his lawyer in this case was anything but. simpson also claims his former attorney knew about the memorabilia ahead of time and advised him he was within his legal rights. we reached out to his previous attorney, yael galanter, he refused comment. olths only >> joined now by rikki klieman. she covered both of simpson's trials. a hail mary motion. not good chances for oj here? not good chances. >> not good chances. who can blame him for trying once again? one good thing for him here. if he was never, ever advised there was plea deal on the table where he could have gotten two years, then he really does have -- >> is that conceivable?

>> it's a little difficult. i tell you what i would have done. if i represented him, and i got such an offer, i would make sure not only did i tell him. i would present it to him in writing, make him countersign a piece of paper that he had heard me, he had read it, because otherwise, this could happen. >> what about a claim that the lawyer told him he could go back in the hotel room and get it? >> his lawyer may have said he was entitled to that memorabilia if he went and asked. the problem was he came in with a gang of low lives. one of them was armed. they pushed people around. there was a tape-recording. it looked like a robbery. the people in there felt like they were not free to leave. that is a kidnapping. >> we know o.j. simpson has been in jail now for five years. whap kind of demeanor do you expect from o.j. when he comes into the courtroom? >> i have read he's slower.

heavier physically. he won't be the same juice that we used to know. i'll tell you one thing, having watched him literally in a courtroom very close by, he was, no matter what we ever thought of, one of the most charismatic people of all time. he charmed them all. >> thank you, rikki. sam? >> we started talking about the warmth in the west. now the eastern seaboard. these are the morning temperatures. 21 states with temperatures near the freezing mark. the chilly nights still ahead. look at this morning, 46 in boston. monday night into tuesday morning. look again at tuesday night. those are the cool temperatures hanging tough in places like philadelphia, even washington, d.c. a quick look at where the frosty air is moving east. you're kind of stuck with it. then, as we said, the warmer temperatures right in the middle of the country in the west will start to clean up everywhere

it will be cooler thursday >> in this week's "gma" pollen report, we'll start with a broad sweep. high pollen concentrations. tree pollens, cedar and oak trees responsible for the high levels in the west. birch and elm around the great lakes. a broad view of pollen. pollen is tough in your neighborhood. it's all specific to where you live. go to "good morning america" for more on yahoo!. my big sister, sally-ann, was my bone marrow donor. she has allergies. now i have them. never had them before. >> oh, no. >> i'm not complaining. i never had them before.

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>> now from abc7 news. >> the warriors ralph to texas for game 5 of the playoff series against the spurs. the best of seven series is two each after the overtime win at oracle arena. game six is on thursday at home. >> how is the weather at home? i encountered drizzle. >> little along the coast and in san francisco and the hillside is damp and everyone else is clear this morning. temperatures are cooler because of the sea breeze and 80's in the east bay valley and 60's and 70's around the bay and only 60's at the coast and warmer tomorrow with the cool of the day before the week. >> if san francisco, we have this accident involving cars blocking a lane southbound 101 use head over to chavez. look at this, we have plenty on

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♪ i don't care good morning, america. we hope you're ready. jimmy kimmel kicks off our funniest week ever. >> the only thing you can do really is panic. >> he's not the only one yukking it up. you are, too. >> what did the one tonsil say to the other tonsil? >> we asked america to send in the most side-splitting, knee-slapping -- >> still got it. >> hilarious laugh lines. >> that is a lifelong dream for me. >> "gma lol" starts right now. and they're ready to laugh out there in times square. right now. right here, inside, our friend jimmy kimmel. welcome. [ applause ] >> a lot of pressure. thanks. >> what did the one tonsil say to the other tonsil?

>> what did the one tonsil say -- i'm infrekted. take me home? i don't know. give me ice cream. >> quick, so quick. there is laughter in the air here. >> oh, really? is that what that is? >> laughter in the air, we're told. >> there it is. >> it's fake laughter. >> oh, that's right here. [ laughter ] >> we have these -- we have these three buzzers here. you know funny. you hear something funny, hit one of those. >> i'll wait until you go to a serious news story. as soon as i hear the word dead, i'll go -- [ laughter ] >> we might soon be finding out what the tonsil said to the other tonsil. we asked you guy, send in your best ones. we need some payoff on the tonsil. what is the punch line? we're going to make you earn it. >> is there a fourth grader that

can tell us? >> say you were a tonsil. then we talk gwyneth paltrow unplugged. why one of the biggest events of the year was anything but glamorous. >> i hear she had liquid courage before she had that interview. >> i said it's kind of stressful there. you have to look perfect or bust at that met gala. >> you understand. >> i only have seven minutes, ladies and gentlemen. i only have seven minutes. it's the buzz. could you get in shape in just seven minutes? >> no. >> some folks say, yes. >> who are these people? >> i did it yesterday. it's not bad. >> did you really? >> well, look at you. you look great. i guess it worked. [ laughter ] >> you set yourself up for that one. >> be ready for this now. we have to do some news. >> oh, great. this is why i shouldn't be here. we're going to begin with dramatic images from new orleans. police have released surveillance video from the shooting at the mother's day parade. one gunman was caught there on

camera firing into the crowd. 19 people wounded, including 2 children. police are offering a $10,000 reward in the hopes of tracking down the suspects. now to the allegations that the irs has been targeting the tea party and other conservative groups. abc news has obtained an investigative report that shows the irs began singling out the organizations as far back as 2010. tracking groups whose aim is to limit government and informing people on the bill of rights. the report shows that senior irs officials had known about the practice for nearly two years. the president said he expects swift and appropriate steps to be taken to address any irs misconduct. we're hearing from the brothers of the cleveland kidnapping suspect ariel castro for the first time. both onil and pedro castro say they had nothing to do with the crimes their brother stands

accused of committing. they say if they had known about the alleged kidnappings, they would have told the police. we want to note a passing of a beloved member of our south aft -- abc family. our south african-based colleague trevor barker has died. he was there on the most dangerous foreign assignments for to decades. he wasn't just a great journalist. he was also family man, too. he left behind his partner donna, their daughter, gabriella. trevor barker was just 59 years old. >> and a great man. >> a great man. >> a great, great man. a headline from the world of science. i don't believe this. and i'm about to read it. a fat-free burger now a reality. >> what? >> oh, yeah. right. >> it's just a bun. >> researchers -- [ laughter ] -- have created, oh, this sounds

delicious, a test tube burger. meat crafted from stem cells grown in a lab. make it a double. they say it's still tasty and totally safe. >> feed them to test tube babies. >> wa, wa, wa. $325,000. and with cheese is an extra $2. >> money well spent. >> that's terrible. who is eating a test tube burger? >> i would eat it. >> really? >> why not. it says burger in it. >> this is going to get a workout. >> it's going to be very -- >> it took all my restraint in the serious stories. i'll be honest with you. i feel like this is a crazy psychological test. put a buzzer, laugh button in front of jimmy kimmel and then talk about sad stories. but now i'm going to let loose, lara. >> go nuts, jimmy. >> here we go.

good morning to you. [ laughter ] 3 i'm on fire! heart throb ryan gosling making headlines. a new series of postings, called ryan gosling won't eat his cereal. he appears to refuse cereal in each one. sounds totally random. over 100,000 people have looked at this series of clips online. the creator, ryan mchenry is a bafta winner. he won a new talent award for another short he made called "zombie musical." we may be on to something leer. >> guilty. i looked at it yesterday on the airplane sitting on the tarmac. guilty. >> is it wonderful? >> it's humorous. you smile. >> it's funny. it's a problem for ryan's mother, because he won't eat his cereal. [ laughter ] as you know, breakfast is the most important meal of the day. >> i know, ryan, come on. >> a little take-away there, jimmy. thank you. also in "pop news."

rolling stones continue to get a little help from their friends. first gwen stefani, then tom waite. now katy perry. friday night at the mgm grand. now, singing the classic, beast of burden. i think we have a little audio. ♪ i want you to make love to me ♪ >> it was a good show. perry's appearance was announced on twitter just hours before it happened. after the performance, she was psyched. she tweeted mick and kate forever. >> pretty cool. >> i think he's already been around forever. seems like rolling stone fans would not be excited about katy perry. and katy perry fans probably think the rolling stones are their grandparents. so there was a performance for no one. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> oh, wow. now the autotunes version. this is going to get funky, people. now for name that celebrity.

take a look at this photo. try to get in there, if you can. who is that guy? as we push in. does that look like anybody familiar? >> jay-z. >> in costume perhaps for a new venture? that shot is taken in 1939. by sid grossman. it's titled harlem loiterers. could jay-z be a time traveler? the new york library released the photo. they swear, and i believe them, that the photo is unretouched. unphoto shopped. the true identity of the guy is still unknown. >> the other guy is wearing a hat. jay-z is not wearing a hat. doesn't make sense to me. unless he's one of the undead. >> new series, jay-z, the undead. [ laughter ] >> the bafta winner's zombie musical. that all ties together there. >> so that's "pop news." >> that is great. >> oh, that's "pop news." >> that's it. >> where is sam?

>> he's outside. >> he was over here and now he's somewhere else. >> hey, we are outside. are are you from? >> canada. >> ohio. >> pennsylvania. >> mississippi. >> you made it so fast, i didn't get everybody in. let's get to the boards. how are you? good morning. somebody's birthday. yours? give me a hug. >> how are you? >> tell me your name. >> sue. >> i'm not going to let you read a number. just happy birthday. doesn't matter. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on this morning we want to share with you. we're going to start with the fact that the northwest has been warm for may and very dry for the last two weeks. now, we start to shift that. we get moisture in there. it's much needed. you're about 6 inches below normal on the rainfall. dry weeks didn't help. now we're going to try to get some moisture in there. it comes as a cost. the temperatures a little cooler. here come the warmer numbers. the ice around the great l

>> i feel terrible. i left you out. it's your birthday. happy birthday. >> thank you. >> where are we going, gang? where are we going? back to lara. >> thank you so much, sam. here's a look at what is going on on our "gma" morning menu. gwyneth paltrow unplugged. the actress dishing on one of

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including prince harry's tour, michael douglas speaks out about kissing matt damon. and jennifer nettles talks about her new son. larry hackett and jimmy kimmel join us. >> i didn't eat all week end because i had to sit at the table. >> i think larry is uncomfortable that i'm here. >> i didn't. i'm sorry. >> all right, you guys. come on. >> maybe prince harry can bring you together. >> he always does, right? >> i tell you. this guy's doing amazing things. from the tours and meeting with the soldiers and going to colorado and playing volleyball. he's just fantastic. >> let's not forget what he did in vegas. >> exactly. they're not forgetting that either. there was a scene where someone took a drink out of his hands. because they were concerned about that. on the other hand, i think americans like that he is, kind of, saucy. >> he's the american prince. this is the guy that -- >> and he's meeting chris christie today. you know they're going to get along great.

you just know it. i think he's doing a fantaic job. if we were to go back to a royal situation, he might be the guy. >> it's easy for him. >> he's comfortable in his own skin. he is. >> or -- without his clothes on. as well. >> when he's showing his skin. exactly. >> a great transition. to the next topic. >> what is it? >> michael douglas and matt damon. the new movie, "behind the candelabra." michael douglas played liberace. matt damon plays his much, much, 40-year-younger boyfriend. michael douglas was speaking out this week about the sex scene. he said, once you get the first kiss in, you're comfortable. matt and i didn't rehearse. he said, the hardest thing about sex scenes is that everybody is a judge. >> okay. >> i don't -- >> i don't know. all i know is i read in "people" magazine that matt damon has a huge herpes on his lip. that's what i read. i'm not saying that one way or the other. if i was michael douglas i would be --

>> i'm rather speechless on that one. >> why did you write that, larry? >> michael douglas has done a lot of sex scenes. right? "basic instinct." fatal attraction. >> this is matt damon that he's having a sex scene with. that's different. >> i think matt damon is as good looking as the other people he was costarring with. don't you? >> no. don't be ridiculous. >> i'm not -- >> okay. >> we're all going to watch. >> you had the title of the movie wrong. i think it's called "candelabra [ bell rings ] part two. >> are we on the delay? >> i need the button. >> it's not late night. it's okay. >> oh, it's not late night. i forgot. my apologies. >> no, no, please continue. >> we're going to move on.

we're going to move on to jennifer nettles showing off her new son. >> what is going on with her? >> she had a new baby. >> the pictures for the first time. >> in "people" magazine. >> young magnus. we had the exclusive pictures. he was born in december. >> looks like she likes him. >> funny how that happens. >> congratulations. >> is that baby wearing makeup? >> only you can answer that, larry. >> i believe not. we have a strict rule. no babies can wear makeup. >> just a little powder. maxim's hot 100 list is out. >> i feel envious. we have to get permission, from people. cajole people to come on the magazine. in this case, they didn't have to. they had manti te'o's fake girlfriend as the lead. >> what do you think about the decision to do that? >> really? >> it was easy to get and we're talking about it. so i think it worked out. >> it's kind of funny. >> isn't there an extra one?

>> isn't there a 101? >> he just got beat out by manti te'o's exgirlfriend. take a look. >> oh, i didn't know i -- >> you made the list. >> i am a beautiful woman. just as my mother told me. >> subscriber copy. >> thank you, as always, larry. >> thank you, larry. >> again, a good one. also burning up the "gma heat index" gwyneth paltrow dishing on what it's like inside one of the most glamorous evenings of the year. apparently, not so glamorous. diana perez has more. >> soon after the met gala, gwyneth paltrow called the event so unfun she vowed to never go again. now she's revealing so much more. it's a red carpet confidential with one of hollywood's leading ladies. in a new interview, gwyneth paltrow candidly dishes about the star-studded met ball and why she won't be returning ever again. >> do you want me to be honest?

>> yeah. >> it sucked. >> reporter: admittedly a bit tipsy, she didn't hold back with the hosts of the kyle and jackie o show from australia. >> it seems like the best thing in the world. like, you always think, oh, my god, this is going to be so glamorous and amazing. you're going to see all these people. you get there, it's so hot and so crowded. everyone is pushing you. >> celebrities have been to so many events with so many people, it's hard to impress them. i'm sure gwyneth could have dinner with anyone who was there any night of the week. >> reporter: the 40-year-old mother of two chose not to embrace the punk rock theme. >> i feel like we're all a little bit old to be trying to dress punk, you know what i mean. >> reporter: she says she was not the only a-lister having a bad time at the event. >> kanye west was playing, he was furious.

he threw the plik microphone down. it was all drama. >> other celebrities have intimated at this before. she said what a lot of other people are thinking, i promise you. >> reporter: we'll have to wait and see if she keeps her word and snubs next year's event. but one thing is for sure. the event is one of new york's hottest tickets. it's considered by many to be the oscars of fashion. does she go, stay home? >> i'm going to lose sleep over it. >> i haven't slept all night. >> i think we should say a prayer together that gwyneth returns to the met gala. >> as opposed to the awesome red carpet that's a lot of fun to walk. >> she looks very pretty. >> okay, celebrity problems. you know, i mean, it truly is. she's probably telling the truth from her perspective. for everybody else in the planet, must go. can't wait to be there. wouldn't it be cool to turn around and see who is in the room. >> i agree, sam. and sizzling on the ""gma" heat index."

which is always sizzling, as you know. can you get the perfect body in seven minutes? it's the workout that so many people are talking about. after it was published in "the new york times" magazine. claire shipman gave it a try. she's joining us from d.c. to tell us how it works. hey, claire. >> i took on this assignment because i, too, want to look as good as george. i figured seven minutes, how hard could it be? it hurts. there's good science behind why it changes your shape. how much of this do you need to look like this? the authors of a new study say regular seven-minute workouts may be enough to stay in shape. >> what makes this workout stand out is that the pure efficiency of the entire model. as well as the fact that it can be done come meetly with body weight. >> reporter: it uses the basics of high intensity circuit training. and it's backed by solid science. when you work close to your maximum capacity with

resistance, for even a short time, you can change your muscles in the same way a few hours of running can. it's a brutal seven minutes. all you need is a chair. celebrity trainer harley pasternak suggests proceeding with caution. >> i would say there's a big danger factor if you're seddon tear or moderately seddon tear and try to do the intensity. >> reporter: i have spent the last few months training with aaron sterling. he focuses on intense circuit training in his washington gym. i asked him to get me through this. it's brisker than our normal speed. >> four, three, two. >> reporter: 12 exercises, 30 seconds each, at least 15 reps, with ten-second breaks. the breaks are key. the exercises are alternated between upper and lower body. how many more? and then, annoyingly, aaron made me do it twice, to prove these quick, intense workouts can make

you feel immediately stronger. even as you think you might die. still able to talk. that's a thumb's up. >> the right combination and the right sequence of muscles were fatigued, your performance improved. you look, for being so tired, much better and much more energized. want to do it again? >> you're joking. okay, that hurt. i don't think, lara, i would have made it through two times if not worried about being humiliated on national television. i felt good. >> and you look good. thank you for doing that. >> a strong core for her. way to go, claire. >> good job, claire, thank you. >> george, your thoughts? >> it was a good, seven-minute workout. >> i have a four-minute workout machine at my house and i honestly can never find the time. >> i can do that workout in two minutes. coming up here, this guy up

against dear friend huey lewis in an epic match you don't want to miss. >> jimmy kimmel and olivia newton-john are making music together again. >> jimmy kimmel has caused teenagers to swoon the world over. >> i can't imagine anyone as handsome or wonderful as -- >> jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy kimmel. >> is gorgeous. >> you are a good, good man.

>> now from abc7 news. >> good morning. we continue to follow developing news from lake county, homeowners will meet with county supervisors tomorrow to talk about a neighborhood that is literally sinking into the ground. it is happening in lake port 70 miles north of santa rosa with half a dozen homes damaged by a collapsing hillside and another 30 are in danger. it is so recarous the -- precarious eight families have already left. others are ordered to evacuate immediately. leyla gulen? >> we had an early accident in san francisco southbound 101 which now cleared but we have plenty of backup. talking about backup, we have plenty of that on the bay bridge toll plaza moving west from oakland. walnut creek, though, headed southbound along 680, it is

looking very slow and sluggish up to junction 24. >> we will check the forecast wi

>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco. cooling sea breeze and 50's at the coast and mid-60's to mid-70's at bay and mid-70's to mid 80's inland. the biggest drop in temperature is inland valleys with concord at eight degrees cooler than yesterday and drizzle is still possible for another hour or two. our coolest day

♪ [ cheers and applause ] huey lewis and the news. one of his biggest hits. their celebrating the 30th anniversary of the smash album. can it be 30 years? >> 30 years. >> oh, wow. > >> he doesn't look a day over 30. and a special showdown. huey and jimmy going head to head. >> they're very good friends. >> it will involve the skinny mike, no less. i had a star moment with her. one of hi favorite shows is back. "arrested development."

portia de rossi. i was samboing on the way by. also, by the way, we're used to washington being steamy and scandalous, right, george? >> absolutely. >> he's like, okay, if you say so. how about if the scandal comes right here to times square? can you believe it? "scandal" taking over. you're with jimmy this morning, right? >> i am, i am. so happy to sit and talk with him. i see huey cowering in the corner. >> he's got teammates. he'll immediate them. >> you have been getting a lot of recognition lately. i'm going to brag a little bit for you. do you feel like you're finally getting your due? you got a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> i did. i got one. >> how did it feel? >> it was great.

it was embarrassing. my parents took me to see that star, not mine, of course, but shirley temple's. >> did you have dreams at that time of stardom? >> no, no, i -- i had very low self-esteem. >> the kid from brooklyn to "time magazine's" one of the most influential. >> i'm in a room with people curing hiv and i'm not. it was flattering but also ridiculous that i was there. >> we saw you with your beautiful pea yfiance, molly. >> yes. >> the wedding plans are under way? >> yes. >> are you very hands on? >> you mean sexually? >> no, i meant in the planning.

>> not as much, no. i'm involved. i'm interested in the music, what we're going to eat. the flowers, not so much. the color schemes, not so involved with. >> should we expect a pictorial. has larry hackett approached you? >> no, maybe popular memechanic. >> i love trick shot titus. >> he's a kid. a little boy. have you seen him on the internet? >> i have. he's remarkable. >> i thought maybe the video was set up. this was something he did at home. once and what we did was putting him against nba players. we do special prime time shows for the nba games. he's going to play against kobe bryant, shaquille o'neal. quite a lineup of stars. >> when you went head to head against trick shot titus, how

did it go? >> he crushed me. i was crushed by a baby. >> the shows continue to go as long as the finals go. >> seven games, eight games. 1 ga 14 games. >> shall we head over to the game show? >> come on over, jimmy. >> team jimmy, team huey. >> jimmy, you know huey. >> this is what happens. jimmy and huey lewis faced off on your show, in the game, who knows huey. it was a huey lewis lyrics showdown. you ran rough shod. >> not today. >> all right. redemption may be yours. it's time for who nows huey rematch? lara and sam on team huey. jimmy going it alone.

[ bell rings ] >> i'm going to give you a lyric. you must complete the lyric when you know said lyric. we buzz in when we know. are we ready? >> a lot of buzzers on this morning show. >> i saw huey studying his own lyrics a minute ago. true? >> here we go. >> i know what is going on here. i have not studied this. >> tougher than diamonds, rich like -- >> stronger and harder than a bad girl's dreams. >> nailed it. >> yes, yes! >> because, by the way, that's the power of love. all right, i'm down one. >> i love it. >> out of my way, lewis. >> huey did not get that one. i want to point that out. >> number two. one that won't make me nervous wondering what to do --

>> one that makes me feel look i feel when i'm with you. >> jimmy kimmel. we've got ourselves a ball game. >> here we go. >> all right, no, you just -- i'm going to do the lyric, you give me the song. if you want to get fancy, go ahead. lyric number three. tossin' and turnin' -- >> bad is bad. >> that is not krerkt. >> oh, oi wait. >> can't get to sleep without watching tv. >> a whole lot of lovin'. >> huey lewis is right. >> congratulations, huey, you know your own songs. >> huey lewis on the board. and number four. i love you huey was the -- >> bad is bad.

i was right on that. not quick enough, huey. i'm sorry. there's a strange pair of shoes underneath the bed. >> you're going down. >> it's still that same old -- >> oh, get in there. >> i have no idea. ♪ while it's still that same old rock and roll music that really really drives them wild ♪ the heart of rock and roll. >> is that it? that's it. who knew? hey, jim my kimmel. >> he does know my stuff. >> he does. >> huey and the boys will be on my show wednesday night. i'll be playing my bass clarinet on that show. little something moment. planned for jimmy. >> terrific. >> sammy, i pass the mike for a look at one or two things.

>> i can't even believe it, jimmy. it's the speed -- >> he's the huey lewis and the news rainman. >> even more than huey lewis. >> he's so good, so good. let's get to the boards. you have sent in your pictures all morning long. how about a look at south carolina? also from gaylord, michigan. the chilly nights stay in the region. warmer air in the short term. the cold air squeezes into new england. get ready for cold nights, chilly mornings. anywhere from the great lakes to new england in the next couple of days. las vegas, the first

>> all that weather was brought to you by coffeemate. now the lara spencer and the winner of the i know huey competition. shooets part of the hilarious

"arrested development" the fan favorite tv show that ended in 2006 is back with a whole new season. the story of a wealthy family, you know, the bluth family, who lost everything. and the one son who had no choice but to keep them all together. portia de rossi plays lindsay. please welcome portia de rossi. we got the memo about the red color. >> it's the them with the orange and the black. >> it all comes together. this is so much fun. it mousse have been wonderful to be reunited with the great cast. >> it was surreal almost to be back on that set, in lucille's penthouse. a master scene. time had collapsed in on itself. like maybe a month had passed. not seven years. >> it's a cliompliment to all o

you. >> great surgery. >> it's a bit different this trim in that each episode will involve or surround one particular character. >> right. >> you have two episodes like that. >> i do. >> lindsay is trying to, i want to play a clip here. find herself? asking big, big, big questions. >> big questions. for lindsay. >> is any of this real? how do i know what is real? >> you see me before you, yes? i am real to you. and this bag next to me, it is as real as you or me. >> i know that one's real. i meant the other one, the louis vuitton. i don't remember that having two "es." >> that's how they do it here. best bag on the market. >> she's so deep. so deep. >> i know. i believe she read "eat, pray, love" and decided to go to

india. >> also different. it's all on netflix. you can sit on a weekend and watch all of the episodes. you have done that yourself with other episodes, right? >> i have. i watched "house of cards" in that way. skt scandal." i went through the entire first season in a day and a half. oh, that's ellen and i on the plane to australia, bing-watching "scandal." i think it's a great way to watch tv. it's like the way of the future, i think. but, especially with "arrested development." to use this format in the best possible way. each episode is a stand-alone episode. depending on the order you watch it in, it signed of gives you, i don't want to say, it tells a different story. it gives you more insight and perspective depending on the order you watch it in. y >> we did see the shot of you

and your wife, el lep, heading to your homeland, australia. that was her first time? >> that was the first time she had been. >> how was it? >> it was fantastic. i wanted her to go there since we have been together, going on nine years now. >> congrats. >> she's always wanted to go. it was five days. a whirlwind. i don't recommend traveling all that way for five days. it was amazing. the people loved her there. >> it was nice to go home. >> speaking of home, your home is spectacular. we have seen it again and again in the great magazines like "elle decor." you and ellen work together. she wanted to put furniture in the barn? >> yes, she did. actually, i can't say we work together. ellen's passion is design. it really is. houses, mine is horses. that's my horse, may.

so we kind of, you know, at the farm, i have my horses. she has her design and furniture. occasionally, i'll find a piece of swedish furniture, early american something in the cross tides, a working barn. >> what's it doing in there? >> that farm was close to the fire. the springs fire. came very close. that's from a shot from our place. it was literally right next door across the street. it was terrifying. thanks to the firefighters we were able to get out unscathed. but boy, it was scary. >> i'm glad it all worked out. wonderful to have you here. great to have the show back. and welcome back. give ellen our very, very best. this show is so great. going great guns still. >> thank you. coming up, stick around for this. huey lewis and the news, live,

here in times square.

huey lewis's album turns 30 this year. the band celebrating with a deluxe reissue coming out tomorrow. huey lewis and his news here today. an amazing thing. you scored 800 on the sats. you were headed to cornell to be an engineer. how close were we no not seeing any of this? >> i took a year off. i went back to cornell. it wasn't the same. >> it's fair to say. let's say when find out why. the heart of rock and roll definitely still beating. ♪

♪ new york new york sit everything they say and to place that i'd rather be ♪ ♪ where else can you do a half a million things all at a quarter to 3:00 ♪ ♪ when they pay their music oh that modern music play it with a lot of style but it's still that same old ♪ ♪ back beating rhythm that really really drives them wild they say the heart of rockened roll is still beating ♪ ♪ and from what i've seen i believe them though the old one may be barely breathing ♪ ♪ but the heart of rock and roll, the heart of rock and roll's still beating ♪ ♪ l.a. hollywood in the sunset strip is something everyone

should see ♪ ♪ neon lights and the pretty pretty girls all dressed so sexily ♪ ♪ when they play their music, that heavy metal music pack it will a lot of flash but it's till sthat same old back breaking rhythm that really gets them in the ♪ ♪ they say the heart of rock and roll is still beating and from what i've seen i believe 'em ♪ ♪ now the old one may with barely beaten but the heart of rock and roll heart of rock and roll's still beating note ♪ ♪ hey, shorty ♪ ♪

♪ d.c. san antone liberty town boston and baton rouge ♪ ♪ tulsa oklahoma city seattle san francisco true everywhere that musing e, real, live music ♪ ♪ pabands with a million styles still the same old rock and roll music that really drives them wild ♪ ♪ they say the heart of rock and roll is still beating and from what i've seen i believe them though the old one may be barely breathing ♪ ♪ but the heart of rock and roll heart of rock and roll is still beating yeah ♪ ♪ in cleveland ♪ detroit

♪ heart of rock and roll ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

big thanks to huey lewis and the news. we want to give that to luke in mechanics burg. >> what did the one tonsil say to the other tonsil? >> i don't know, what? >> get dressed the. the doctor is taking us out tonight. >> oh, nice. >> big payoff!

>> now from abc7 news. good morning, several bay area companies are pledging $30 million to host the super bowl according to the "san francisco chronicle". team owners will select the host cities for 2016 and 2017 games next week. we still have fog out there, and low clouds. our meteorologist take as look. >> mostly along the coast in san francisco with drizzle still possible the next hour or so. 65 today in san francisco, and low-to-mid 80's in the east bay valley and warmest weather is right now coolest on thursday and friday. >> certainly the golden gate bridge is shrouded in fog. look behind me, very foggy. be careful. if you are driving into san francisco, be careful. also, eastbound 580 at redwood city, there are slow conditions out of

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